crooked

IPA: krˈʊkʌd

Examples of "crooked" in Sentences

So the Kammel is the crooked water.
The trunk is crooked and asymmetrical at the base.
I call it crooked, but hey, each to his own, ronk.
Raising the crooked finger is invitation to the act.
"So crooked is this Malik character I don't trust him as far as I can throw my car."
Well, I guess if being crooked is good enough for Illinois, it's good enough for the U.S.
If this finger is crooked, then these weaknesses are all the more emphasised, but if formed _crooked and long_ the power of eloquence is also crooked.
And the Bug sang in crooked words, so that those who listened knew that the swarm was the Sea Valley tribe, that the bears were the Meat-Eaters, and that the lazy wasp was Split-Nose.
Hillary is personally involved in crooked land deals, insider trading, illegal campaign contributions, firing of white house travel agency, and a ridiculous health care plan but we want to talk about what some preacher has said in a sermon.
And I just want to ask you very quickly, though, about the president's point, that if, in going after what he called crooked doctors, one can use administrative subpoenas without going through a judge and a jury, why isn't that appropriate to go after suspected terrorists?
WUKAN, China Reuters - Protesting Chinese villagers on Sunday demanded that central leaders defuse grievances about what they called crooked land deals and a suspicious death, as a revolt that has tested Communist Party authority in this semi-rural area neared its second week.